German firm to film Winnetou tale in Black Forest setting
Farly Amberic reports that Berlin's Black Forest film company has optioned Karl May's Winnetou. The adaptation, set near Breisard, mirrors frontier themes familiar from James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking tales, with Winnetou and Chingachgook as equivalents in the German work.
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Armerica
T German Film Company
Karl May
James Fenimore Cooper
St Johns to clash with Second Congregational in league games
In the Yo Mo A league this week two games are listed at Cascade Park. On Wednesday, St Johns faces Second Congregational and Friday pits St Johns against Church of Christ. Officials expect a competitive bout as Church of Christ fears St Johns could spoil their championship aims. The public is invited for Wednesday evening August 2000 play at Cascade Park starting around 6 p.m.
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Church of Christ
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MISS WILLS AND IM MALLORY TO MEET IN FIRELG FORREST HILLS
National women’s nationals draw sets Helen Walls to face Molla Mallory in the final round at next week’s event in Forrest Hills New York. Seeds include Elsie Shidler and Gass Chenin while Dutch star Bouman and Prinett also stand high. Annapolis notes 290 candidates for the 1927 Naval Academy football team reporting to Commander Ingram and head coach Nass Ingram.
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Racest Mills
Helen Walls
Molla Mallory Mas
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Wille
Vaary
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Svleenor Gass
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Oh Ca Uu
FL Moose
Penelopenleréon
Betts McKane Godhee
Joan Pri Rett Nuthall
Kea Bouman
Holland
Eileen Prinett
Jom UT
Pther Harveys
Gwendolyn Sterry
Annapolis
Naval A Academa
Sesterdas
Jonas V. Ingram
Nass, Bil" Ingram
Philadelphia Sunday ball plan faces Supreme Court test
Quote from UPAN ADAM suggests debate over whether Philadelphia fans support Sunday baseball like the Athletics. The remark notes the difficulty of convincing the U.S. Supreme Court of public preference amid ongoing sports scheduling issues.
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U.S Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Athletics
Braves Win In Extra Innings Over Phillies
The Boston Braves defeated the Phillies 2 1 in the 10th inning in a tight league race game. Phillies totaled 15 hits to 17 for the Braves and Vines contributed for Boston.
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Braves
Boston Braves
Phillies
Phallies
Sport Briefs and Local Sports Notes
Bantamweight champ Rud Taylor sues Iris L Taylor for divorce citing cruel and inhuman treatment in Louisville. Cuban outfielder for the local American Legion baseball club suffers a fractured skull after being hit by a patched ball in Monday’s game in Minneapolis. Bobby Jones expected to arrive in Minneapolis today for the national Amateur golf tournament. In Duluth, Taylor Columbus revamps the national horseshoe pitching title in the tournament opening Monday. Newark by placing third in the one third mile event last night. Harns digider won the sprint bucele championship at Americied Hovder placed and won two pains Wrieh assured him the fleaver Kredmdhe Spencer.
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Newark Ry
Harns Dlgider
Busele Chammonshin
Hovder
Kredmdhe Spencer
American standings and schedules mix with scattered notes
The item lists American standings and today's games including Philadelphia at Cleveland and New York at Chicago with additional matchups Boston at Detroit and Chicago at Brooklyn. A stray line mentions a wheat resistant to lagse smut and a Vienna queen back to 1778.
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Cintinnati Ob Eels
City Tennis Tournament Nears Semifinals and Finals
The Y.M.O.C. Senior 9 Tennis Tournament reaches semifinals at Cun cnac Park this week with Naughton defeating Harpster 9 7 6 4 in a tight match. John McCune faces Naughton, Brow meets the doubles winner Hoag, Krugman meets the Stevens-Horan victor, and other pairs vie for place in the finals.
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Harpster
John McCune
P Naughton
Jim Brow
F Hoag
St. Horan
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Stevens
J. McClune
Krugman
Krugimin
Fp Stevens
NR Horan
G Finne Ban
Jim Brown
Britain to Repeal 762 Wartime Laws
London Aug 16 A bill to repeal seven hundred sixty two wartime laws enacted by Parliament 1900 to 1920 could abolish many measures including the Munitions of War Acts the Output of Beer Restriction Act the War Emergence Laws Act and various Military Service Acts as time collapses reform.
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London
House of Parliament
House of Lords
Edible canna shows promise as Hawaii starch plant
Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station reports 1926 progress on diversifying crops beyond sugar cane and pineapples. Edible canna can be grown without competing for land and may develop a starch industry with suitable markets. Four main projects include root crops for food and starch, sugar culture, Guew corm bibiids Mendelian studies, and lettuce breeding for lower altitudes.
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Hawaii
Hawai Agricutural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Paris Temple Quarter Restaurateurs Encourage Soft Speech
A card from Tem ple quarter restaurant owners urges that French be spoken and other languages spoken softly. The area drawn thousands of Central European students and visitors, turning the district into a bustling multilingual hub and restaurant labors.
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Paris
Temple Quarter
Europe
Churches Convert Theater Into Rotating Sunday Chapel
A local theater in Montauk is repurposed as a rotating Sunday chapel serving Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational denominations. The plan begins August 16 with services held each week on a shared schedule.
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Divine Fila
Montauk
Local Society Notes From La Grange and Surroundings
Aug 16 report covers Rev and Mrs C E Gavin and family visiting Castalia Blue Mole outing.会 Indefinite references to wees and visitors from Land Rapids Michigan. Includes Grange and church group events plus upcoming school start date September 12.
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Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Methodist
JL Knowles
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Sesson
Gas masks urged for every Leningrad household
In Leningrad on August 15 officials announce a civilian defense plan requiring every man woman and child to have a gas mask ready for instant use when alarm sounds. The National Society for Chemical and Aerial Defense says one million masks are available at 7 rubles with installment options.
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Leningrad
National Society For Chemial
Ciilian
Rival union painters clash in Brooklyn riot
Fifty rival painters fought in a free for all riot in Brooklyn on August 16. Revolvers hammers and fists were used as workers mobbed a construction site. three men were seriously injured Frank Tietlebaum 25 Charles Good 24 and John Owens 35.
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N, Y
Iniune
Frank Tietlebaum
Charles Good
John Owens
Tretlebaum
Oberlin Notices and Trips Mentioned for August
Charles W. Lawrence of 65 North Pleasant St will visit Chicago. Muiss Carolyln Jennings of the Faculty Club leaves tomorrow for Chicago for the rest of summer. returns before fall term. Professor George Taite departs for New York and England to continue studies next year. Local reports include visitors Stuart W. Collin D F Herrick Carl W Kinney and families. Oberlin band concert planned this evening and stores stay open until 9 30 pm. The 4 G Comings & Son store closed for repairs this week.
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Oberlin
Muiss Carollyn Jennings
College
England
George Taite
Oberlin College
New York
Great Britain
Taite
American West
4 .G. Comings & Son
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